PVR-150 on 6-STABLE: success and mini HOWTO
Danny Pansters
danny at ricin.com
Wed Dec 19 18:24:16 PST 2007
On Thursday 20 December 2007 00:00:02 you wrote:
> On Dec 19, Danny Pansters wrote:
> > I just completed setting up my brand new Hauppauge PVR-150 (MCE I think)
> > on 6.2-STABLE using the newish port from usleep. All this info can be
> > found, but it is scattered, so I thought it might be useful to put
> > together a short step by step guide:
>
> (I'm becoming active again).
>
> It also works on 7 and 8 with the attached patch. Tuning works
> best by frequency. Once I choose s-video or composite input, I
> can't switch back to the tuner.
I get that too (reload of kernel module needed), and using -m panics the
kernel.
> I'm also kinda working on mythtv, I've got the latest built, but
> it's failing at probing the inputs of the card (the version in the
> ports works at that part, but fails to get schedules). I've never
> used mythtv so I don't have reference to a working version.
I'm mostly interested in integrating pvr support into kbtv, with embedded
mplayer if need to (12% wcpu).
> For now, I'm using a slightly hacked version of the devel version
> of mpegcat (multimedia/gopchop) to split the mpeg stream on the
> hour. I intend to send those patches to the author, they are
> trivial.
>
> --Mat
For (video) viewing, mpeg2dec (over sdl) also works, but that's without any
audio stream playing yet.
Dan
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